L'ira

Set in a wild country dominated by smuggling, L'ira focuses on the lives of two brothers, Elena and Zefor. Their modest home becomes a backdrop for entertainment as Zefor plays the violin while their mother dances for the bandits who invade their lives. The narrative is further complicated by Arturo, a bandit who captures Elena's heart.

This film features performances from Francesca Bertini, Gustavo Serena, Guido Trento, and Alberto Albertini, all of whom contribute to the dramatic tension and emotional depth of the story. As a 1918 release, L'ira holds historical significance, showcasing early cinematic storytelling and character development. Collectors interested in drama films from this era may find L'ira a compelling part of their collection.